Taylors are generally known for having a very bright yet rich sound, with more clarity but perhaps less body than a Martin. The company is also praised for guitar-to-guitar consistency and build quality.
What is the difference between Martin and Taylor?
The main differences between Taylor vs Martin guitars are: Taylor Guitars are often described as crisp and modern, whereas Martin guitars have a classic sound. Taylor Guitars has a 15-inch fretboard radius as a standard, whereas Martin guitars usually have a 16-inch fretboard radius.
Is Taylor the best guitar brand?
The Taylor brand with Bob Taylor designs and now Andy Powers, havent been around as long as some of the senior ranking guitar makers (aka Martin, Fender and Gibson) but they have quickly become a major player in the acoustic guitar market, and Taylor guitars are considered one of the best now.
What is the easiest Martin to play?
By far my 00-28EC is my easiest Martin to play. My overall easy player would have to be my Gibson j200 though. Id like to remind those with any hand problems that any guitars action can be lowered to play very easily.
Are Taylor Guitars a good investment?
4. Theyre totally worth the extra investment. Although there are a few budget friendly options within the Taylor guitar range, we would definitely put Taylor in the “higher tier” bracket of guitars.
What is the easiest Martin guitar to play?
By far my 00-28EC is my easiest Martin to play. My overall easy player would have to be my Gibson j200 though. Id like to remind those with any hand problems that any guitars action can be lowered to play very easily.
Are Taylor Guitars good quality?
Taylor guitars have been designed for people who actually want to get the best out of their instrument, built with superior, high-quality tonewoods (well get to that part in a minute) and made for players of all levels in need of a high-quality workhorse thatll last a lifetime.
What are the worst years for Martin Guitars?
1983/84 were the lowest production years for the modern period (something like 3,000 guitars, I think) and the point at which Martin almost went Bankrupt (according to Chris Martin).